League One
December 8, 2012
Yeovil Town
0 - 0
Notts County
League One
15:00 +00:00, December 8, 2012
Huish Park, England
Referee: R Madley
Nothing to choose between Glovers and Magpies
Scoring Summary
| Yeovil Town | Notts County |
|---|
Teams
| Yeovil Town | Notts County |
|---|---|
| 1 Marek Stech | 1 Bartosz Bialkowski |
| 3 Jamie McAllister | 27 Carl Regan |
| 18 Daniel Burn | 6 Dean Leacock |
| 5 Byron Webster | 3 Alan Sheehan |
| 22 Joe Edwards | 14 Gavin Mahon |
| 2 Luke Ayling | 8 Gary Liddle |
| 10 Gavin Williams | 4 Neal Bishop |
| 14 Sam Foley | 11 Jeff Hughes |
| 8 Edward Upson | 10 Alan Judge |
| 21 Korey Smith | 34 Chris Iwelumo |
| 17 Patrick Madden | 15 Yoann Arquin |
| Substitutes | |
| 12 Gareth Stewart | Liam Mitchell 12 |
| 4 Richard Hinds | Julian Kelly 2 |
| 6 Dominic Blizzard | Hayden Hollis 26 |
| 9 James Hayter | Hamza Bencherif 18 |
| 11 Reuben Reid | Joss Labadie 16 |
| 19 Gozie Ugwu | Francois Zoko 13 |
| Enoch Showunmi 9 | |
| Substitutions | |
| James Hayter for Gavin Williams (77) | Francois Zoko for Gavin Mahon (71) |
| Enoch Showunmi for Yoann Arquin (82) | |
| Joss Labadie for Alan Judge (90) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Luke Ayling (1) | Gavin Mahon (29) |
| Sam Foley (63) | Neal Bishop (41) |
| Dean Leacock (44) | |
| Alan Judge (65) | |
| Yoann Arquin (82) | |
| · Squads: Yeovil Town | Notts County | |
Notts County extended their unbeaten away record to 21 games after a goalless stalemate with Yeovil.
The away-day specialists survived a second-half barrage at Huish Park to earn a point in their npower League One play-off charge.
In an even first half, Yeovil goalkeeper Marek Stech produced a save in the first minute to deny Neal Bishop before Glovers midfielders Sam Foley and Joe Edwards fired wide.
The Magpies, now unbeaten in six league games, almost broke the deadlock moments before half-time after Yoann Arquin was put through on goal - only to be thwarted by Stech's feet.
Yeovil controlled large periods of the second half with Ed Upson and Gavin Williams twice seeing their efforts saved by Bartosz Bialkowski.
The Somerset side continued to pour forward and came close shortly after the hour mark when defender Dan Burn's bullet header was brilliantly saved by the County keeper.
A swift counter attack after 70 minutes almost handed Keith Curle's side all three points but Alan Judge's right-foot shot crept agonisingly wide of the post.